live this is abc 7 news. >> police are looking for a san francisco girl missing in lake county and have a new lead this morning and a possible break in the case. the 9-year-old child was last seen sunday. >> new surveillance video has surfaced showing her after she was last seen. the girl is severely autistic,

c cannot talk and needs medication. >> reporter: officials figured out that a homeowner on the block of the family had a camera. they tracked that homeowner down to san francisco, had that person come up here to clear lake. they looked at the video and they saw mikala walking down the street. the lead has reinvigorated the search. >> that video showed the little girl running up the street. it is a sense of new hope that we kind of eliminated that the little girl went directly across the street into the water. now we have her running up the street. we are changing our focus a little bit. >> reporter: because of the video they have changed the direction of where they are looking not the intensity. from above and below people are doing all they can to find her. t volunteers, different rescue

crews and supplies keep coming as word spreads of her disappearance. >> this is so close to home and i can't sleep. i'm a mess. that little girl is important to me cht. >> reporter: she disappeared sunday afternoon. she is autistic and has the mental capacity of a 1 year old. officers are saying she could be hiding in an unusual spot. >> with her developmental disabilities we don't know what she is thinking. it is not like a normal person would think. we are asking citizens to check cars, outbuildings, any kind of crawl spaces or anything like that that this little girl may have had access to. >> i am not going to give up. i'm not giving up. >> can we still hear you?

sorry about that. she is reporting in clear lake on the new developments with the surveillance video. you will want to stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage for the search. we are bringing you developments and will do online at abc7news.com. you can get instant updates by following on twitter. the parents of murdered 8-year-old faller have called off plans to make a statement today now that their 12-year-old son has been arrested. the father says he considers his son innocent. sheriff's detectives arrested that boy on saturday. two weeks ago the boy told investigators he saw an intruder in the home and found his dying sister. the boy is being held at a juvenile facility. governor jerry brown has

unveiled a revised state spending plan. california will see a drop in revenue because of recent drops by the federal government. governor brown says the state will have a balanced budget this year. >> not a lot of money here. we have climbed out of a hole with a proposition 30 tax. that is good. this is not the time to break out the champagne. >> public schools will be the biggest winners. they will get an increase of $2.9 billion thanks to the proposition 98 guarantee. the cal works job training program will get an additional $48 million. america's cup officials are meeting about the investigation into the deadly sailing accident in san francisco bay last thursday. the boat capsized and killed an

olympic sailor. any chance the races will be cancelled? >> reporter: no one is expecting the races to be cancelled but how to safe guard the sailors and the yachts is the topic of a lot of closed door meetings right now happening here at pier 23. this on going labor protest against america's cup management adding to the tension of a pivotal week for the america's cup event. less than a week after an accident left this yacht crum e crumplealed and capsized organizers of the america's cup are figuring out how to move forward. >> my instinct is that we sit back, take a lot of deep breaths and then go forward. we pick up where we were. >> reporter: livingston says racing these high performance catamarans leaves little room

for error but believes the sport is safe. >> that boat is on its own corner of the design field. something went wrong. >> reporter: livingston says racing has come a long way. he believes the accident has raised public awareness of the sport which can be amazing to watch. >> in the most awful way possible it gets across the message that those of us in the sport have known for a long time. it is not about sitting around in white pants and drinking champagne and eating strawberries. >> and that was cornell bernard reporting. out of sacramento governor jerry brown has unveiled a revised state spending plan. outgoing and praise for

hollywood super star angelina jolie. abc 7 news reporter is live in the news room with details. >> brad pitt has released a statement calling her decision absolutely heroic and says this is a happy day for our family. he is certainly not alone in his admiration. >> reporter: in her oped angelina jolie writes about her mommy and about the illness that took her away from us. jolie says she can say genetic testing showed she had a faulty gene and had an 87% chance of getting breast cancer and a 50% chance of ovarian cancer. she decided to have both breasts removed.

>> she chose to have preventive surgery to convey survival benefit. >> reporter: she had the first procedure on february 2 a few weeks before this walk down the red carpet at the oscars. three months of surgeries and treatments followed. she says we managed to find moments to laugh together. we knew this was the right thing to do for our family and it would bring us cloers. now she says the risk for developing breast cancer is down to 5%. the editor of people magazine says no doubt it will. >> this is a complete game changing. >> reporter: she says she feels empowered and like no less of a woman. >> celebrities have taken to twitter. tweets angelina jolie reveals double mastectomy.

cheryl crow says i commend her for sharing her story today regarding her mastectomy. the genetic testing can be expensive. $3,000 and not always covered by insurance. she says it needs to be a priority that more women have access to it. the search for what caused a fierce fire in the south bay. the businesses that were virtually destroyed. did russia really arrest a u.s. spy? the diplomat they say

investigators are trying to find out what caused an overnight fire. firefighters tweeted this picture of the fire at the silk day spa. crews responded around 2:00 this morning but were not able to save the building before the roof collapsed. both businesses were destroyed. investigators say the building might have been undrenovation. cal trans officials will face tough questions about the bolt failures on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. state senator is holding a committee hearing. yesterday federal officials agreed to look into the problem

of bolts cracking. cal trans requested a review toe open on labor day. the cost to taxpayers of building the bridge is already at $6.3 billion and climbing. u.s. attorney general ordered a justice department investigation into irs audits. says the fbi would also be involved with the criminal probe. abc news has obtained documents showing four irs officers were involved in targeting tea party groups. the irs originally said the audits were limited to its cincinnati branch. conservative groups have reported to intense questioning. the irs has apologized and says it has changed its procedures. melanie says her group was

auditted by the irs two years ago. she says the group she founded spent hundreds of hours defending an audit. she claims the group never had a problem during the bush administration. russia has ordered a u.s. diplomat be expelled from the country after officials say they caught him wearing a disguise fothe cia. ryan foggal was detained. russians say he was carrying disgui disguises, spy gears and wrisen instructions for a russian recruit. you can see behind us a lot of sunshine showing us. let's take another look. an area we could barely see yesterday because of the cloud cover. the sunshine is here but cooler temperatures underway.

over drinking anddriving. how much is too much? why the federal government wants to lower the limit.

a former football star who went on to play for the new orleans saints and san diego chargers has passed way. muncie died today of a heart attack. he was known for the youth foundation helping young people turn away from gangs. muncie was 60 years old. o.j. simpson is back in a courtroom for day two into the hearing for efforts to get a new trial. lawyers asked the judge to let him have one hand free so he could take notes and sip water. the judge agreed. the judge is looking into whether the trial lawyer had conflicts of interest. he is serving for the armed robbery of two sports

memorabilia dealers. the national transportation safety board wants to lower the legal alcohol limit for drivers. they are recommending states get tougher by lowering the current standard of .08%. the goal is to reduce alcohol-related deaths. much of the reaction negative. you can share your thoughts at facebook.com/abc7news. i'm sure there are a lot of comments about the weather. >> a lot of sunshine earlier today. a little warmer along the coast because of that. ten to 20 degrees of cooling on the way and a chance of a stray shower. it is may but we get stray shower chances this time of the year. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. radar and satellite you don't see much in the way of either. dry air out there and clouds are

starting to dissipate along the coast. you will get sunshine developing in the next couple of hours. because of the wingds we have san francisco bay 1:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening small craft advisory. choppy seas there and same thing over the ocean. this continues from yesterday all the way to 9:00 tomorrow evening. that will be winds possibly up to 30 knots there. you see the winds around 17. that is the sea breeze that brought in drier air and is also going to keep us sunshine today. visible satellite you can see the clearing taking place along the coast. hardly any clouds. temperatures warmer in san francisco. it was so gray and cold. now we have sunshine and we go from about 56 in ocean beach. same thing in the upper market.

downtown 63 degrees if you are heading out. 64 in richmond. mid to upper 60s for belmont. 71 in santa clara. still warmer in the north bay and east bay valleys. let's talkt about what is going to happen. temperatures going to remain pretty much the same if not cooler than yesterday. oakland, free mont, san francisco and san jose, the closer to the areas with the clouds you are warmer today. beautiful look from south beach. let's talk about what will happen in this forecasted cycle. cooling trend wednesday, thursday and friday when we drop so dramatically. for today's temperatures we are going to go mid 70s to mid 80s from sunnyvale 76 to gilroy. everybody else low to mid 70s. near 60 along the coast. south san francisco. upper 70s and mid 80s with the low to mid 70s on the east bay

shore and low to mid 80s. 64 degrees. 7:05 first pitch. we made up one game. 10:00 aroun degrees. e tonight's temperatures in the 40s in the north bay valleys. let me jump ahead. here is thursday. you see the next cold front coming in. that's the stray shower. what it will really do for most of us is check out the temperatures on your seven day forecast. we go from near 90 today to near 70 inland by thursday. mid 70s around the bay to mid 60s. it is definitely going to be a little crisp thursday and friday. look how warm it gets saturday, sunday and monday. the summer spread back by the end of the weekend. happening now in new jersey workers are demolishing what is perhaps the best known symbol of

superstorm sandy. a crane is removing what was the roller coaster. the work is expected to take about four days with crews working around the clock. prince harry took a first-hand look of the progress being made during a visit to the jersey shore. >> fantastic american spirit. it is fantastic. >> prince harry and governor chris christie tried their luck at carnival games and visited other communities hit hard by superstorm sandy. the british royal is next headed to new york city. >> he gets a surprise

katie talks to bay area women who participated in a viral video made by dove that explored how women viewed their own beauty in contrast to others see. >> were you surprised at the results between the two sketches? >> surprised is not the word that comes to mind. i was shocked. it is hard to look at it but what i learned is that i have gotten compliments over the years and i have had a few comments. what i have learned is i gave a lot of power to the not so nice comments. and what i need to do is take away that power. >> also on today's katie, can could you have a hidden eating disorder. coming up at 4:00, the multimillion dollar embezzlement case charging top school

officials in san francisco. and at at 5:00 breast reconstruction options for women like angelina jolie who have under gone a double mastectomy. a personal response to a letter he wrote to vice president joe biden. >> he suggested that if guns shot chocolate bulletts nobody would get hurt. >> the vice president says i really like your idea. not only would our country be safer, it would be happier and finishes you are a good boy, joe biden. >> great idea. thanks for joining us.

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